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 Tillicum Village
Uniquely Seattle! A cruise,
alder wood baked salmon dinner, Native dances and legends,
spectacular views.
800-426-1205 |

Seattle is surrounded
by water and mountains, and the city's attraction lies in the stunning views seen from
the many vantage points
throughout it's several neighborhoods. The awesome height of Mount Rainier is truly appreciated when
seen from within the city, as it puts skyscrapers to shame from 200 miles away. These
are views which indicate Seattle's easy access to outdoor recreational activities
throughout the year.
Seattle is one of the three
"gateway" cities to the Pacific Northwest (the others being Vancouver
in British Columbia and
Portland
in Oregon).
It is a commercial, cultural and transportation hub for the
region (although
don't expect the level of energy of big cities like Chicago and San
Francisco).
Within
Seattle
You will find
plenty of lodging fitting every description including bed and
breakfasts, neighborhood motels, suites, inns and downtown boutique
and high-rise hotels. Seattle
offers a full range of arts, cultural and sporting
events and attractions, and an abundance of shops and restaurants.
You will probably wish to sample these in an exploration of its downtown
historic district and surrounding neighborhoods.
Read more about
Seattle...
Beyond
Seattle
Top attractions
nearby, to explore in day trips and longer itineraries:
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Go Northwest!
Bookstore
Best selection of books on the Northwest.
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Best Places
Seattle
by Giselle Smith (Editor), Nancy Gellos (Designer)
May 1999, Sasquatch Books, 8th edition, Paperback,
482 pages, (guidebook)
Covers Seattle's 200 best restaurants plus romantic night
spots, the best accommodations, and information on the city's culture and history.
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Seattle,
The Best of Emerald City: An Impertinent Insiders' Guide
by Betty Martin, Don Martin
April 2000,
Paperback, 236 pages, (guidebook)
"Ten best" lists on everything
from bike routes to seafood restaurants, romantic spots to photo angles.
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The
Seattle Guidebook
by Jo Brown (Editor), Archie Satterfield
July 1999, 11th Edition, Sasquatch Books, 320 pages,
(guidebook)
A guide to sightseeing, walking tours,
culture, sports, shopping, restaurants and more.
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